Many rules are always well executed when they are formulated, but they gradually change their taste over time.

Just like when Marshal Ned formulated the "Night Regulations" of the Army Officers Academy, it was stipulated that all teachers in the school had no military rank and had to take turns to night posts at night.

When Marshal Ned became Principal Ned, this rule was implemented literally.

Because Ned Smith set the rules, he would really bring a small quilt to the instructor's duty room for night shifts.

With him as a role model, no one dares to shirk responsibility.

When Principal Ned retreated, this rule gradually evolved into the current "rule": all those who were placed on night shifts were newly recruited, with low military ranks and living in the employee dormitory.

Not only did the teachers' scheduling rules change, but the way students' night shifts are no longer the original model.

The original design of each person standing for four hours, patrolling four hours, and then adding four hours of sleep was a design. I don’t know when the third-grade students could go into the duty room and fall asleep. Two groups of people in the first and second-grades stood for six hours and patrolling six hours.

So before Winters advanced to third grade, he hated night service the most.

Because his life's biggest hobby was sleeping, he was particularly irritable when he was not enough to sleep and would have a serious tendency to self-destruct.

So after Winters entered the third grade, he would lie on the bed in the duty room and sleep loudly whenever he was on the night stand.

He slept peacefully because in his opinion, the shifts he should have been paid for in the first two years, and it is now his turn to go to bed.

This kind of human psychology is that there are so many unreasonable rules with obvious bullying in this world that can exist and exist for a long time.

Because these "bullying systems" have retained a channel of upward movement and a little hope, it promises to those who are bullied: "Just endure the pain now, and you will also be on the head of others in the future."

As the saying goes, as long as the daughter-in-law does not die, she can become a mother-in-law sooner or later, the senior bachelor teachers can be promoted and married sooner or later, and the lower-grade officers can become third-grade seniors.

So everyone had some hope in their hearts, so they gritted their teeth and endured it, waiting for the day when they could bully others.

But they often don't realize that this "bullant/bully perpetual motion machine" design actually puts everyone in more unnecessary pain.

Yegang, who was working three times in a row, suffered from the tortures of "eight hours of service and four hours of sleep", was not as much as Yegang, who was working hard for twelve hours and had to attend classes the next day.

A Silk Country sage named Treeman/Treeman commented on this deformed system and said: "There must be a generation who has survived the difficult period of being bullied, but is noble enough to stop bullying others, to cut off this cycle."

On duty this time, Winters did not go to the student duty room and fell asleep like before, but carried the long halberd to patrol.

This is not because Winters is so enlightened that he cannot think of that level now.

In fact, he shouldn't have been on duty today, so he changed to the present day with others just to come to find Bud.

Bad was also from the Union Republic. But unlike Ike, his home was not in Guitu City, but in a small village that had to walk more than 100 kilometers away from the west gate of Guitu City.

The Army of the Union - to be precise, the Army of the United Republic has a fanatical hobby of "running schools".

This hobby should theoretically be inherited from Marshal Ned who "opened cram schools", but it seems to be different.

Although the "Army Officer Academy" trains junior officers, this obviously cannot meet the enthusiasm of the Army of the United Republic, so they set up the "Army Officer Preparatory School" to train the cadets of the Army Officer Academy; then the "Army Young School" to train the cadets of the Army Officer Preparatory School.

Winters entered the Hailan Branch of the Army's Young School at the age of nine, and since then he embarked on a career path that he had no choice.

But do you think this is over? Of course not. Although only kindergarten schools were established in other franchisees, in the territory of the Shanqian Republic, fanatical school-running scholars then opened Army Enlightenment Schools to train students for Army kindergarten schools.

If this trend of infinite dolls continues, one day we will definitely see Army Kindergarten, Army Early Education Class and Army Prenatal Education Class appearing on the land of the United Republic.

This strange concept of wanting to start training officers from the womb has led to a situation:

Although theoretically, there is never the "must be a graduate of the Army Preparatory School" in the admission requirements of the Army Officers Academy; although the Army Officers Academy holds unlimited admission exams every year to recruit students from the Union countries; but few people from non-preparatory schools have never been able to get here, and an interview cut has stopped most external candidates.

The interviewers believed that they had absolutely no prejudice. It was really "the external candidates were too far away" and "there was no military temperament at all."

But they never thought that external candidates were not soldiers, so how could they compare with internal candidates who had been promoted from childhood to school?

Anyway, no matter what the process is, the final result is that most students in the military academy are going to go to school internally, and few externally enrolled students.

People do not know whether this phenomenon is good or bad, nor what impact this phenomenon will have on the future of the advancing Republic and the Gulf Alliance.

Who can guess what will happen in the future? Let's talk about Bud.

There are always people in this world who can win your trust when they first meet you, and Bard is such a person.

He has no aggressive appearance, thick shoulders and big hands, a wide mouth and a wide nose, and a little cross-eyed, so he looks stupid.

He speaks warmly, his voice is a little hoarse, and his thick lips always has a little smile. He has a gentle temperament, and his temper will only become worse when he is not full.

When entering the school, the school will give each person a set of summer clothes and a set of winter clothes. Rich children will find a tailor to do more sets of changes.

Bud only has one set, but he washes it clean every day.

Among the young men who were keen on dressing up, he wore his white but clean clothes that had been washed, and there was no trace of shame on his face.

So when you first see him, you will understand that this is a reliable person.

A wise man in the East said: "Those who have fun in their hearts do not know that the mouth and body are not as good as others." Winters did not know whether Bard had really reached the realm of an wise man in the East, or just tried hard to pretend to be calm and composed.
Chapter completed!